Bumbunga Lake

Bumbunga comes from the indigenous language, meaning "lake of rain." Bumbunga Lake It is about 130 kilometers drive from downtown Adelaide and is located on the edge of the A1 Highway (Princes Hwy). Like most pink lakes in Australia, the lake is shallow and the deepest is only about 10 cm.

Bumbunga comes from the native language Parnpangka, which means rain lake. The iron sheet is molded along the way, giant cockroaches, mice, tin men, flying saucers, big flies, etc. This is a very ironic group of dead plastic made by civil environmentalists to protest the government's construction of landfills in the area. Among them, the big squall is also standing next to the Australian Channel 9 certification of the "world's largest squall"!

Adelaide's pink secret, rain lake LAKE BUMBUNGA, the same scene Jiaying - the world's largest ! Be careful! Many people don't know Australia's pink lake, South Australia also has, more than 130 kilometers north of Adelaide there is a very large pink lake Lake Bumbunga.